Harden unmoved: “My relationship with Murray is not fixed – I wanted to retire with the Sixers”

With his jambol NBA approaching (October 25), the serial with James Harden it does not say to end.

The “bearded” has long made it clear that he does not want to remain with the Sixers and demanded a trade for the Clippers, opting in to the last year of his contract for this very reason. However, this move has not yet been successful, which further “broken” the “glass” in his relations with the Pennsylvania club, and especially the team’s GM, Daryl Morey, whom he called a “liar”.

The 34-year-old, in fact, seems not to have changed his mind about what he said. Speaking to journalists, he reiterated once again that his relations with Sixers and especially him Morey they cannot be corrected, while he emphasized that before all this happened he wanted to retire with the team’s jersey.

“Our relationship is not fixed. That’s life, when you lose trust in someone, it’s like being in a marriage. I wanted to retire as a Sixers player, but the front office didn’t have that option in their future plans.”the former NBA MVP said specifically.

James Harden: “When I got traded here, my whole thing is I wanted to retire a Sixer. I wanted to be here and retire a Sixer. And the front office didn’t have that in their future plans.” pic.twitter.com/YC7NPyoLvK

— Kyle Neubeck (@KyleNeubeck) October 13, 2023